This corkscrew was drawn by the same person who did a painting called “Watson and the Shark” but I will talk about that painting next time. The thing about this painting is it is on a piece of a door jam because when the artist was drunk at a party they needed a corkscrew so the guy was like “wait I’ve got a idea *draws a corkscrew* there” and somehow it looked GOOD even though he was drunk. Since it was so good they cut it off of the door jam and put it in a museum. I may not be old enough to drink but I know I could probably not draw that good if I was drunk.
The Facts
- John Singleton Copley (American, 1738-1815)
- Late 1760s
- Material: Oil on panel
- Bequest of Ogden Codman (1970.223)
- Norma and Roger Alfred Saunders Gallery (Gallery 128)
Museums with Mina 
I love rustic and this seems like a piece of art that has a rustic spin to it. Very cool. Thank you for sharing. I like the metal against the wood…nice contrast.
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